▲ 885 r/soccermemes+1 crossposts

Unpopular opinion, the US and China should be permanent World Cup hosts when the number of teams increase to 64.

u/Tall_Pressure7042 — 7 days ago
▲ 296 r/BritishTV

First look: Ludwig Series 2 - BBC

From the description:

> Get ready for Series 2 of #Ludwig​ coming to #iPlayer​ this August.

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u/wizardeverybit — 22 days ago

I was discussing the Green Party's migration policy with someone earlier, and wanted to double check my sources, and noticed that https://migration.greenparty.org.uk/migration-policy/ 404ed with https://migration.greenparty.org.uk/ also being a broken link. It is quite suspect that these policies have been quietly hidden right before an election, even though immigration shouldn't be a big problem in local elections.

Edit: a Green Party member has said that it is still up on the members' portal, which shows that they are deliberately hiding it from the general public

Edit 2:

From u/sprouting_broccoli

> After having looked a little all the files there are encrypted and have “.sorry” on the end. This is a ransomware attack (maybe members site is duplicated and not affected which is why they can still see this) and _may_ be related to a cPanel vulnerability from three days ago.

> So not a secret effort by the greens but an attack on their site which has worked because they’re a political party and probably just don’t have the resources to protect a well known website.

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u/wizardeverybit — 2 months ago